Ha! She knows. She is always telling somebody about "her old ass."I’m gonna tell.
Got my dad’s 7.7 Arasaki bring back gun from WW2.
I think he gave me a rundown on it a LONG time ago, but it’s not in my saved PM’s and I think the PC I saved it on crashed.
I think he gave me a rundown on it a LONG time ago, but it’s not in my saved PM’s and I think the PC I saved it on crashed.
He's so cool that way!!
I have an arrowhead he aged for me. 5000 years BC was the era it was built in. Found on the Arkansas river a couple miles below Kaw dam.I think he gave me a rundown on it a LONG time ago, but it’s not in my saved PM’s and I think the PC I saved it on crashed.
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I guess the oldest thing I have that I use is my Henry Armitage Mouse Hole anvil that dates tot he late 1830s.
I got it from my uncle after he passed away in 2008.
I got it from my uncle after he passed away in 2008.
I work in crop insurance so I’ve collected a few things relative to that over the years. I’ve got a crop hail policy from Minnesota that was issued in the late 1800‘s and an original copy of the first federal crop insurance policy written in 1939 for Sedgwick Co, KS by the government following the Great Depression.
Another, more personal item is my grandpa’s knife/hatchet combo from when he was a Boy Scout in the 19-teens. Not certain of the exact date, but he was born in the Jack Fork mountains in 1907.
Another, more personal item is my grandpa’s knife/hatchet combo from when he was a Boy Scout in the 19-teens. Not certain of the exact date, but he was born in the Jack Fork mountains in 1907.
Got my stepdad’s 7.7 Ariasaki bring back gun from WW2.
I’ve got a 1931 copy of Tom Sawyer. It’s in rough shape but still cool. Was my great grandmothers.
